James Anderson Became The King Of Fast Bowling

James Anderson became the King of fast bowling and created history at the age of 40.

At present, where other fast bowlers are seen losing their rhythm day by day due to injury.

On the other hand, 40-year-old veteran fast bowler James Anderson of England seems to be getting younger day by day.

Yes, seeing his agility and agility in the field, it does not feel like he has turned 40. Not only this, but his hunger to take wickets on the cricket field is also increasing day by day.

The English pacer has created history by dismissing the captain of the opposition team Dean Elgar with a personal score of 47 runs in the first Test match against South Africa.

In fact, Anderson has become the first fast bowler to get a wicket at the age of 40. Before Elgar, this special record was recorded in the name of former Australian fast bowler Sydney Barnes.

The former Australian cricketer took the wicket in the year 1912 at the age of 39 years and 52 days. At the same time, the current age of James Anderson is 40 years and 19 days. He recently turned 40 on 30 July.

A unique record is also recorded in the name of Sachin and Herath.

Let us tell you that former Indian cricketer Sachin Tendulkar and former Sri Lankan spinner Rangana Herath, known as the ‘Lord of Cricket’ in the sports world, have also taken wickets at the age of 40.

But both these players were spinners. Anderson has bowled 18 overs for his team. During this, he has achieved success while spending 51 runs.

Asia Cup Qualifier: These teams will compete against Asia Cup qualifiers to start on August 20.

Asia Cup 2022 is going to start on 27th August but before that the Asia Cup qualifier matches will be played from 20th August.

Four teams will compete in these qualifier matches, out of which one team will get a chance to compete with the other 5 teams.

These four teams are Hong Kong, Singapore, Kuwait, and the host UAE.

Out of this, one team will become the third team in the group of India, and Pakistan. Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and Afghanistan are in the second group.